Enemy Reaction 2017: Recapping a crazy wild card weekend

The Seattle Seahawks may not be in the playoffs, but that doesn’t mean I’m stopping Enemy Reaction for the season. Wild card weekend produced a stunning comeback from the Tennessee Titans, the elimination of the Los Angeles Rams, the Jacksonville Jaguars winning a close-but-boring game against the Buffalo Bills, and the New Orleans Saints hanging on in a thriller against the Carolina Panthers.

Let’s have some fun at the expense of others!

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Tennessee Titans (Music City Miracles) vs. Kansas City Chiefs (Arrowhead Pride)

Travis Kelce gets free to double Kansas City’s lead (14-0 KC)

“Forward progress stopped” (14-0 KC)

Chiefs cap off excellent 1st half with Alex Smith touchdown to DeMarcus Robinson (21-3 KC)

Marcus Mariota throws touchdown to Marcus Mariota (21-10 KC)

Titans muff punt, but Chiefs’ Harrison Butker misses the field goal (21-10 KC)

Derrick Henry scampers for a 35-yard touchdown (21-16 KC)

Comeback complete! (22-21 TEN)

Derrick Henry fumbles, Chiefs recover for a touchdown, except he didn’t fumble, so it doesn’t count (22-21 TEN)

Derrick Henry sends the Titans to the next round with a 3rd and 10 rushing conversion (22-21 TEN Final)

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Atlanta Falcons (The Falcoholic) vs. Los Angeles Rams (Turf Show Times)

Rams botch punt return, Falcons recover (0-0)

Falcons recover fumbled Pharaoh Cooper kick return (6-0 ATL)

Cooper Kupp gives the Rams some hope (13-7 ATL)

Julio Jones shuts the door on the Rams’ season (26-13 ATL Final)

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Jacksonville Jaguars (Big Cat Country) vs. Buffalo Bills (Buffalo Rumblings)

Blake Bortles throws go-ahead touchdown to Ben Koyack (10-3 JAC)

Peterman’d (10-3 JAC FINAL)

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New Orleans Saints (Canal Street Chronicles) vs. Carolina Panthers (Cat Scratch Reader)

Graham Gano shanks a 25-yard field goal (0-0)

Ted Ginn burns his former team (7-0 NO)

No one on the Panthers wants to cover Josh Hill (14-0 NO)

Christian McCaffrey pulls the Panthers to within five points (31-26 NO)

Saints go for it on 4th and 2, but Drew Brees is intercepted (31-26 NO)

Intentional grounding! (31-26 NO)

Cam Newton sacked by Vonn Bell, Saints win (31-26 NO FINAL)

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See you all for the divisional round, which I must stress again, does not feature the Los Angeles Rams. Thanks for reading and go ‘Hawks!